Great Yamaha dealership. I just purchased my second bike in 2 years from these folks. Ian made both purchases simple, quick and totally enjoyable. Prior to buying my second bike, I visited a number of Baltimore area Yamaha dealers, and I found Fredertowne to be genuinely interested in their customers, had quick/direct follow-up with me, and offered the best, no-nonsense deal. I really appreciate that difference. Be sure to visit Fredericktowne when shopping for your next Yamaha bike. read more

I came to Fredericktown Yamaha Triumph soliciting quotes for a Triumph Street Triple RS, after their website listed having the model in stock in the color I was interested in. To my utter surprise, Ian and team came back with the best price *by far*, and provided lots of help and assistance in getting the sale run through to completion. Ian stayed a few minutes late, and walked through the bike without a rush or dismissal, accomodating my schedule as I was coming from Baltimore. On top of that, the bike was provided in EXCELLENT condition, and a battery tender pigtail was provided on top of the best price in the mid-Atlantic. If you're looking for the bikes they carry, I can't encourage getting in touch enough. Class act, awesome group of people to work with. read more

I have been going to Fredericktown Yamaha for 25 years. I have never had a negative experience there and recommend them to anyone who needs sales, service or parts. They are the experts in motorcycles, bicycles and e-bikes. knowledgeable, friendly and legendary customer service read more

One of the best dealerships I've ever worked with. Ian and his team are a bunch of good guys and will take great care of you, you really feel like you're one of THEIR customers and not just a Triumph/Yamaha owner. Prices are extremely fair, and they work with you in an upfront, transparent way. Highly recommended! read more

For over two years I dealt with a crappy bike shop in N Virginia. Finally fed up, I went to Fredericktown Triumph. Being from Carroll County I knew I could trust "hometown" businesses. Ian and the crew did not disappoint. Ian even apologized for taking so long. Let's see, over two years vs two weeks? They went out of their way. Been out riding and the bike runs so smoothly, like it's new. Well done guys! read more

Fredericktown Yamaha - Motorcycle Dealers Near Me - Frederick, Maryland

Even though I didn't end up buying my bike from them, I have now gone for several parts that I needed. They always go above and beyond and are incredibly friendly. I've gotten the best price around on the parts that I needed and when a part I ordered was too big for my backpack they offered to lend me tools to install it myself in their parking lot! I recommend this place whole heartily. read more

Went here for years and had nothing but stellar things to say, which makes writing this review a bit hard. They've taken good care of me and I've referred several friends their way. Recently they hired a new kid at the service desk and I won't be going back because I can no longer trust the service department. I brought my bike in just over a week before a 3 week/5k mi trip to get an oil change and get a 'quick once over' to have a second set of eyes make sure everything looked good to go. The kid at the service desk upsold me a replacement on my slightly bent front break lever (good job!). Days later when I hadn't heard anything back, I called and found out they ordered the wrong replacement bolt for the break level so it was going to take an extra day or two. No problem! Two days came and went but no update. I called on the third day. Wrong bolt again... expect another 1-2 days. Finally, the day before I'm supposed to leave, I get the call at about 3p that it's ready. I drop what I'm doing to head over and pick it up before the service department closes. While paying my bill I ask how the once-over inspection looked. He said he didn't do one and asked what I wanted to have looked over. I replied with 'you know, basic stuff like chain, sprocket, and brakes...' so the kid walked outside while I was paying. He came back and said I absolutely needed a new chain. Now, losing my patience (since they'd had my bike for over a week), I asked when I'd be able to get that done. He said he might have one in stock and looked but to no avail. The part order would take another two days and I'd have to either launch late or cancel my trip. I asked if there was anything else that could be done. He walked back outside and looked at the chain again. After returning, he said, 'Chain is fine and should make the trip no problem... it just needs to be cleaned/lubed'. Imagine my confusion when just 5 minutes earlier the same person examined the chain and said I absolutely need a new one. He sold me the chain brush, chain cleaner and lube and sent me on my way. When I got home I inspected everything again myself and it was fine. Suffice to say, the service department is now being run like a poorly managed sales department. You've lost a loyal customer and my referrals. read more

Very Rude! I called in for service. Told them that them that my bike idled for a min most and then die. I also told him that I just had my bike recently serviced for oil change, etc... Before I can ask him why it may be doing that or if at warm days do you still have to turn on the enrichner (choke), he said, "Look I don't have time to answer you". I have customers waiting in line and you took the bike somewhere else, so how am I suppose to know what's wrong with your bike". He then said, take it back to where you had it serviced. WTF??? read more

Update.... Got my bike back today. A few days later than originally predicted, but with bikes, I'd rather have the work done right than quick. The bike ran very well after the work, and aside from the annoyance of the crap gas they sell these days, the bike was as good as new. I've found a new place to take my baby when work is needed.... Thanks Earl! **Edit again** With recent events being considered -- I've updated my review. The bike has been back several times for random electrical issues. After about a weeks time again... the bike is worse than when it was dropped off. Its an "old" bike I grant, but still... A good place for the recent generation of bikes, but my experience of late has been less than stellar. read more

I've had one of my bikes serviced here several times in the past. Made the appointment, showed up and they got me in. The job was done when they said it would be, and done correctly. This is one shop where I don't have to wonder if they tightened all the bolts or forgot something. Recently, I was in the market for another bike. I was on my way to another shop when I stopped into Fredericktown Yamaha/Triumph because they were on the way. Talked with them about the bike I wanted, and within an hour, we had a deal that was acceptable to both of us. Easily the quickest and best experience I've had yet buying a motorcycle. Came back the following week, picked up the bike and I've been happy ever since. I would definitely buy another bike from them, and will continue to have my bike serviced there. read more

From day one I been treated nicely. The staff helped me get started by giving me good info where to get my motorcycle license and some encouragement. The manager helped me know the different options that I have for riding a motorcycle since I'm only 4'9. I bought my jacket, gloves and helmet from them. I've been happy with my merchandise. Now all I need is good weather!!!! I bought my motorcycle somewhere else because they didn't have the color I wanted, but other than that I'm pleased with their service and planning to keep them to buy anything else I may need. read more

After two bad experiences, I can assure you that I will not be returning to this establishment. On my first trip here (an exploratory trip, I had done a little research on different types of motorcycles and knew generally what I was looking for, but still needed some direction) I was treated as though I obviously had no idea what I wanted. The sales person's general attitude was "oh you silly girl, you have no idea what you want... so let me tell you what you want." This experience left a bad taste in my mouth as I have grown up in a family full of riders and while I am no expert, I do in fact, know what I want. Fast forward to about two months later. I had basically decided on a Yamaha r3 and chose to take a trip down to twiggs (as I had much better experiences with them) to get a chance to sit on one and see if it fit my small frame. Unfortuantely, twiggs had just sold their last 2017 r3 so they showed me many other bikes that might fit my needs, but I just couldn't be sold on any until I had a chance to feel out the bike I was fairly certain I wanted. They informed me that Fredericktowne did have the bike I was looking for, so at the very least I could go and get a feel for the bike itself. Reluctantly, I drove back to Frederick and right to their shop. Upon walking in the door I see that not only do they have the r3, they have the matte black ABS model (score!). I stand by the bike and wait... and wait... and wait... while everyone who doesn't need help is offered assistance and I am left alone. Finally an older gentleman (who after exploring their website for an email address, I find is the owner) comes over to me with no introduction and just says, do you want me to pull this out so you can sit on it? I say yes please and he pulls out the bike. He is clearly not at all interested in speaking with me. I sit on the bike and begin speaking with him a bit about my needs as a smaller frame rider- I stand 5'3". I ask him a question (regarding aftermarket clutches- I have small hands), which he ignores and walks away from me to speak to another customer. Clearly someone he took more seriously as a buyer. So here I am, left alone on a bike in the middle of the showroom. Not knowing what else to do and appalled by the blantant dismissal of me as a buyer, I dismount the bike and walk about the store a bit before finally leaving without the bike that I was more than ready to buy and take home that day. I don't know if I was dismissed because I look young, or because I am female, but regardless of your prejudices this is no way to run a business. I was an easy sale that day and now unfortunately for fredericktowne, I will be ordering my bike through twiggs instead. Learn to respect all riders, fredericktowne, not just the ones you see fit. I promise you I will be telling all of my friends currently looking not to do business with this establishment. read more

Never have I had a more enjoyable experience buying a motorcycle. It was a busy Saturday morning but I was in and out in no time with a new bike. I've been in many bike dealerships that weren't able to juggle a Saturday morning rush as well as Richard, Ian and Jimmy. I will definitely return for all my cycle needs and wants. read more

Bought my bike over at Clinton. Should have come here. Clinton nickel and dimes you. This place is better and a oil change is half the price. I take my bike here for all my maintenance. read more

I've decided to go with Fredericktown Yamaha for the purchase of my new bike and I'm glad I did. Not only did they beat Clinton Cycles's price but the buying experience was far superior to the former. My business was valued as Josh did everything he could to make the process as smooth as possible. Even after the sale was completed and an issue came up with the bike they came to pick it up and had it fixed within 24 hours. I'd recommend them to anyone in the DC area looking for great deal and good customer service. read more

I have visited the shop over the years buying boots, helmets, glasses, gloves, etc...without much help from their staff. Rude, arrogant, customer selective. I'd rather spend my money at the HD dealership next door... Not a chance in hell I would let them touch my MC. read more

I purchased a Yamaha Star Bolt from Fredericktown Yamaha in September 2015. This was my first motorbike purchase ever, so I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I worked with Bill Kline in the sales who was exceptional to work with. I actually went to look in to the HD 883 Iron from across the street Harley dealership, and on my way out, I saw the Fredericktown Yamaha and thought "huh, there is a Triumph dealership here too? Lets see what they have to offer". I went in to see the Triumph, but the Star Bolt caught my eye. It looked good, felt right and the price was actually more attractive. So I took the price quote from Bill and decided to sleep on it. During the next week I emailed Bill and asked him if the Star Bolt was still available. He told me that it was so I asked him for the OTD price. What he offered was not too high, but I thought I should push my luck a little. I offered him about 300 less than his quoted price, and initially, Bill told me that it will not be possible. Later that day, I think an hour or so after his initial email, he emailed me back and told me that he can sell the bike for the price I asked, but I will have to pick the bike no later than Wednesday. I called him back, told him to get the bike ready because I am on my way. I went up to the dealership, gave him the initial deposit and picked up the bike the following business day. I dont think the whole process could have gone any smoother. Whenever I decide to buy myself the R6, I will be reaching out to Bill again. read more

Bought a Triumph T100 from these folks. They gave me the best deal anywhere in the Washington metro area. Believe me, I called every dealer (there aren't many) for pricing on the exact same model. This has always been a family run business which I like because they take pride in their reputation. I have been back there for routine servicing and was pleased with the work. read more

I purchased a 2017 raptor 90 for my son Friday and took it back Tuesday. After 2 hours of riding, noticed smoke coming out the back. Had my son park it and checked the oil. 0 oil. The dealer charged $125 for "service" to a new vehicle at purchase. All they did was put gas in it, they were supposed to also look at oil. I bought the floor model since it was all they had. I put in a quart of oil and dipstick still showed only slightly above full. Now they want $1500 to take it back since it's used. Otherwise to take the engine apart and fix parts and give it back. I find this small business to be a fake. If they're honest people, they would acknowledge that you can't run an engine with little oil and think you can fix it as good as new. Yamaha has lost a customer and Honda has gained. Hopefully they will be the honest small business they claim and allow me to pay them for minor wear and call it quits. I've lived in this town over 30 years and never would have thought this business would do this... read more